For the Mom Who’s Running on Empty
Thirty days of truth for the woman who is pouring out everything she has — into a baby, a husband, a body that doesn’t feel like hers anymore — and wondering if anyone sees her.
Written in stolen nap-time minutes and bathroom notes — by a mother holding her baby in one arm and her own faith in the other, while her husband fights bone cancer.
This is not a Bible study with homework. This is not a devotional that asks you to journal three pages before sunrise. It is five honest minutes, delivered in the language of a woman who has been there — and a Father who never left.
You’ve whispered “Lord, help me” at 3 AM more times than you can count
You love your baby and also grieve who you were before
You want five minutes with God but don’t know where to start
You haven’t felt like yourself since the day you brought the baby home
The Myth of the Natural Mother
“There is a myth that lives in the walls of every hospital room where a woman first holds her baby. It sounds like this: You should know what to do. This should come naturally.”
It’s one of the most dangerous lies you’ll ever hear. And it’s usually the first one.
Read Day One FreeThree sprigs. One filled per book.
Thirty days of truth for the mother in the trenches of the fourth trimester.
Buy NowFor the mother learning who she is becoming as her baby learns the world.
Coming SoonFor the mother shepherding small hearts through big feelings — including her own.
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After three years of stolen nap-time minutes, Book One — The Newborn Season — is officially in the world. If you read it, send a note. I read every one.
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